Bourlotos, Greg, LCpl

Motor Transport

TWS Ribbon Bar

Service Photo

Service Details

Current Service Status
USMC Veteran

Current/Last Rank
Lance Corporal

Current/Last Primary MOS
3531-Motor Vehicle Operator

Current/Last MOSGroup
Motor Transport

Previously Held MOS
3536-Vehicle Recovery Operator

Primary Unit
1972-1973, 3536, MARDET Vieques Island, PR

Service Years
1971 - 1974

Official/Unofficial USMC Certificates

Cold War Certificate

Official Badges

Unofficial Badges

Military Associations and Other Affiliations

Marine Corps Association and Foundation (MCA&F)


	1995, American Legion, Post 1 (Honor Guard) (Albany, New York)
	1995, Marine Corps Association and Foundation (MCA&F)
	2003, Marine Corps League
	2005, American Veterans (AMVETS)

Additional Information

What are you doing now:

Computer Consultant/Owner

Other Comments:

Platoon 295, Parris Island, 1971
Alpha Platoon, ITR 1972
Truck Co. 2nd FSR, Force Troops, Camp Lejeune, NC
Vieques Island, Camp Garcia 1972-1973

Remembrance Profiles - 3 Marines Remembered

Brown, Les, PFC, (1940-1945)	Capezio, Francis John, PFC, (1967-1968)
Riggilatto, John, LCpl

1972-1972, Basic Infantry Training School (Cadre), 1st Infantry Training Regiment (Cadre)

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From Month/Year February / 1972	To Month/Year April / 1972
Unit Basic Infantry Training School (Cadre) Unit Page
Rank Private	MOS Not Specified
Base, Station or City Camp Gieger	State/Country United States

Patch	Basic Infantry Training School (Cadre), 1st Infantry Training Regiment (Cadre) Details

	Type Training
	Parent Unit 1st Infantry Training Regiment (Cadre)	Strength Regiment
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Last Updated: Jun 14, 2011

Memories For This Unit
Best Friends Gary (Dutch) Bass Earl Lowery (army doggie) Floyd Dodson John Fillingham Johnnie Harry Jerry Puett Doughty	Best Moment Weapons Familiarization - Blooper, Live fire course, M60,50 Cal

Worst Moment Live fire course - It wasn't bad for us, just for Floyd Dodson. He kept trying to roll over into the pits and when they blew a pit, he was lifted 3 feet into the air. His helmet was blown off his head, his earplugs were blown out of his ears and his glasses were blown off his face. He almost stood up in the middle of the course after that.

Yearbook

My Photos For This Unit

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